Central Giant Cell Lesion at Dentist Dictionary

What is Central Giant Cell Lesion? An intraosseous destructive lesion of the anterior mandible and maxilla in which larger lesions expand the cortical plates, cause movement of teeth, and produce root resorption; composed of multinucleated giant cells in a background of mononuclear fibro-histiocytic cells and red blood cells.

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